INSTRUCTION MANUAL - Philippi
INSTRUCTION MANUAL - Philippi
INSTRUCTION MANUAL - Philippi
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k ISOLATING TRANSFORMER RTR<br />
1. INTRODUCTION<br />
Dear customer,<br />
Thank you for buying the isolating transformer RTR. A toroidal transformer with a housing by salt water<br />
resistant aluminium with a plastic coating as surface protection allows a galvanic isolation of the shore<br />
power supply and adaptation of the input- respectively output voltage of your on board network.<br />
You can use the isolating transformer for:<br />
a) galvanic isolation of the on board network; recommended for boats with metal hull<br />
b) operating of 115V devices by a shore power supply of 230V, if you`ve bought an american vessel<br />
c) operating of 230 V devices by a shore power supply of 115V, for example for use of european devices<br />
on the american continent<br />
Due to the inrush current limiter there is no danger of blowing the shore fusing when switching on.<br />
1.1. PURPOSE<br />
The isolating transformer of the RTR series were designed for the use on yachts or camper vans and<br />
must be used in an enclosed environment which is protected against rain, moisture, dust and<br />
condensation. Don`t use isolating transformers in places where there could be danger of explosion by<br />
gas or dust.<br />
1.4. WARRANTY<br />
philippi elektrische systeme gmbh grants a two year limited and not transferable warranty for the first<br />
buyer of this equipment, commencing on the date of purchase and covers defects in manufacturing,<br />
parts and materials.<br />
Production or material defects will be corrected without costs if:<br />
x the equipment will be send to us at the expense of the sender<br />
x enclose the receipt (copy) of purchase<br />
x the equipment was treated in the intended use<br />
x no strange spare parts were built in or external effects happened<br />
Not included in the warranty are damages from:<br />
x overvoltage in the inputs or reverse polarity<br />
x entered liquids in the device or oxydation through condensation<br />
x lightning<br />
Not under warranty are follow-up costs and normal wear and tear.<br />
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